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The ex Top Gear host went on to share: "But in the end, I didn't really drive it very often and it's become old tech."It's become out of step with the spirit of the age and I just didn't love it anymore."James explained to his viewers: "I like looking at it, it's a fantastic looking thing and actually probably one of the prettiest Ferraris ever made, in my view."But that wasn't really enough.

Rod Stewart’s wife Penny issues important message to sons after ordeal“Lucky? Like I won a chook [chicken] raffle,” she continued.“People don’t realise that it’s actually rude to say that.“But yeah… it’s because he’s the stud muffin.“But that’s showbiz and Hollywood and the brand of Hugh Jackman,” she added, on the interview series Anh’s Brush With Fame.Hugh and his wife met on the set of the Australian television show Correlli in 1995.They tied the knot within a year of meeting and have two children together; Oscar, 20 and 15-year-old Ava.The mother-of-two said the pair had an “amazing connection” when they first met.She divulged: “I feel blessed that I experienced, that I feel like I met my soulmate, whatever that is."James May: Wheeler

James May: Wheeler Dealers' Mike Brewer brands star's move 'weird'Sharing further details, she added: “It was an unprepared project, we've all been a part of them, you always say, ‘I’ll never again! Never again! I will never back up into a start date!"'Jennifer went on to admit she is eager to do more directing instead of being on camera.“I would love to jump into that chair more.

James May: Wheeler Dealers' Mike Brewer brands star's move 'weird'The staff member then told Rupert: “‘Well. Get this.

James May: Wheeler Dealers' Mike Brewer brands star's move 'weird'“I didn’t feel right, I didn’t sleep, I had aching joints, a foggy brain.“I couldn’t remember where I put anything, I thought I had dementia, I had all these things going through me.“There was nothing that really said, ‘Oh you’re going through the menopause’.

BBC Breakfast weather presenter Carol Kirkwood, 58, discussed her “greatest weakness” in a candid interview recently. During the chat, she said her cat Donald “rules the roost” at home, as she shared details about her personal life. She explained to Daily Express: “My greatest weakness is my cat, Donald.”He’s 20 years old and he rules the roost.

James May, 57, explained why his gastropub The Royal Oak in Swallowcliffe will not be impacted by the latest 10pm curfew introduced this week by the government.The motor expert poked fun at the latest rulings by suggesting his countryside-based establishment wouldn’t be affected, as most of its punters are "in bed by 10”.James wrote to his 3.1 million Twitter followers: “The new 10 pm rule will not impact on #TheRoySwallowcliffe as it’s in the countryside. “Everyone’s in bed by then anyway, because it’s so dark.” James purchased "half" of The Royal Oak in Wiltshire just days ago and shared a jubilant post on the micro-blogging site.He typed: “I’ve just bought half a pub.

Top Gear star James May has said he is ‘constantly waiting to be fired’ due to his employment history.The 57-year-old, currently starring in The Grand Tour with long-time colleagues Jeremy Clarkson and Richard Hammond, made the comments while appearing on talkRADIO show Driven’s spin-off podcast Driven Celebrities.Talking to host, Andy Jaye, May told of being sacked from a 1998 TV show, which coincidentally was also named Driven, with motoring journalist Jason Barlow.May said: “The show was really popular and we didn’t really know what we were doing – well I didn’t and I don’t think Jason Barlow did.“But inevitably I was fired from that like I have been for everything else in my life so I was only there for one season and then I was

The Grand Tour and Top Gear with Richard Hammond, 50, and Jeremy Clarkson, 60, has opened up about the times he was fired and admitted he fears it will happen to him again.

The Grand Tour star James May, 57, was quizzed about rumours he has been linked to over the years, including whether or not he is related to Brian May, 73, and former Prime Minister Theresa May, 63.

Top Gear alongside Jeremy Clarkson, 60, and Richard Hammond, 50, from 2003 until 2015, has discussed what "annoyed" him the most during his time working with the BBC.The Grand Tour host described the annoying aspect as a "displacement activity".It comes after James joined Rachael Hogg on the FoodTribe YouTube Channel, for a new video to discuss whether tea or coffee is superior.After Rachael provided her argument for coffee, James proceeded to explain why he "hates" the drink so much.Recalling his time working for the broadcaster, the star divulged: "When I was at the BBC, the thing that would annoy me was you'd go there."So this is when I was at Top Gear, I did toy stories and things at the BBC."He continued: "You'd go to the BBC's White

James May, 57, opened up on his lifestyle overhaul as he sat down for a chat with Rachael Hogg on her FoodTribe YouTube Channel.The former Top Gear presenter credited his "other half" Sarah Frater for helping him advise healthy food and drink alternatives.He explained: "Sarah my other half has put me on a sort of, I don't know what it's called, it's a diet, it's a slimming diet."It's a be good to your bowels, be good to your stomach, bowels as in the medieval sense of everything that's inside you."James detailed how to help keep weight off he drinks his tea "black" though he usually prefers it made with leaves."So I drink it black, but usually my cup of tea would be made in a pot because it tastes better in a pot. "Made with loose leaves

Top Gear alongside Jeremy Clarkson, 60, and James May, 57, in 2002, the presenter has revealed he was left feeling "quite sad" after his initial audition.The Grand Tour star went into detail about the interview process, recalling the time he met the bosses and Jeremy himself.Richard has opened up about what he was asked to do to audition for the BBC motoring programme in a new interview with DriveTribe.After the TV host was asked how he landed his presenting role 18 years ago, he divulged: "I met Jeremy and Richard Porter [writer and script editor for BBC's Top Gear] and Andy Wilman [former executive producer] and I had to do a piece with Jeremy and a piece to camera about a car."And I went home quite sad because I thought that show is

Jake Kanter International TV EditorEXCLUSIVE: Amazon has confirmed what we first revealed last month — that The Grand Tour star James May is swapping his spanner for a spatula in a cooking show for the streamer.Amazon has commissioned Plum Pictures and May’s New Entity to make the seven-part series, which will provide a unique perspective on kitchen creations from someone who can’t really cook.Based on his upcoming book, Oh Cook!: 60 Easy Recipes That Any Idiot Can Make, the show will see May making pasta, curry and cake recipes, with each episode featuring three dishes.The show is titled James May: Oh Cook in reference to his “oh cock!” catchphrase when things go wrong on The Grand Tour.

The Grand Tour presenter Richard Hammond, 50, has revealed he tends to hesitate when quizzed on whether he has had any recent accidents by car insurance companies.The car enthusiast admitted his “CV does not read well” after he was involved in two near-death crashes.Back in 2006, while hosting Top Gear alongside Jeremy Clarkson and James May, Richard had a 288mph crash in a jet-powered car when one of its tyres failed, which caused him to roll several times.The star suffered a “significant brain injury” as a result and the ninth series of the BBC show was postponed to allow him time to recover from the shock accident.11 years later in 2017, Richard was airlifted to hospital after he lost control of a £2million Rimac Concept One supercar in

The Grand Tour and former Top Gear star James May, 57, has addressed a dilemma that he and his fellow presenters Jeremy Clarkson, 60, and Richard Hammond, 50, are facing due to restrictions placed on filming locations.

The Grand Tour and Top Gear with Jeremy Clarkson, 60, and Richard Hammond, 50, has revealed why filming for his new cookery show, Our Man In Japan, will be postponed for a "long time" as he explained: "We can't go anywhere." The TV presenter opened up about his new venture with Amazon on The Chris Evans Breakfast Show yesterday.James joined Virgin Radio presenter Chris Evans for a chat to discuss what he and his co-star, Jeremy, have been getting up to during lockdown, after filming was put on hold for The Grand Tour.Chris began: "Jeremy, he's filming this farming documentary...," which he replied with: "Yes, but he's been doing that for ages."I suppose farming takes a whole year," he continued."I don't know very much about farming, I'll be

The Grand Tour presenter James May, 57, has recalled a time when he was surprisingly stopped by police while driving a Ferrari Mondial.The former Top Gear star revealed the incident took place when he was younger in 1991, leading the authorities to issue a “patronising” comment about his luxurious vehicle.James opened up about the issue while speaking to TJ Hunt on YouTube channel DRIVETRIBE, which the former founded with his co-stars Jeremy Clarkson and Richard Hammond.After TJ shared his own encounter with the police concerning his Lamborghini Aventador, James explained: “It’s weird because obviously I am quite a lot older than you, but back in the days when I worked on car magazines, I’m going back to when I was on Autocar which was in

Richard Hammond has been mocked for being unable to use his microphone properly while filming for The Grand Tour.The presenter was referenced during a YouTube catch-up between pal and co-star Jeremy Clarkson, 60, and producer Andy Wilman, 57.In a new DriveTribe video entitled: "This is why The Grand Tour is taking so long," the former, 50, was mentioned.It comes after Jeremy questioned Andy about the delay in the release of the Amazon Prime show.The latter couldn't resist poking fun of him, Richard and their co-star James May, and their inability to switch off their mics while on the road.He explained that bosses came back with so much raw footage of the trio, which was one of the reasons why it took so long to edit.He claimed Richard got

The Grand Tour’s Madagascar special will air later this year after being delayed by coronavirus.

Jeremy Clarkson has asked his followers to send him some loo roll as he’s running out amid the panic buying due to coronavirus.